The Management Board of HOCHBAHN

The white fleet. With 16 boats in total, ATG operates a tourist service, as well as special cruises on the Alster and Hamburg’s canals and lakes. One particular highlight: since summer 2008, ATG has been operating the world’s first passenger ship with fuel cell propulsion. The “Alsterwasser” emits clean water vapour only. The museum ship “Aue”, faithfully restored to its original state, is also in service as a true pioneer in the world of river cruising.

High-tech from Hummelsbüttel. More than 300 FFG employees are responsible for technical support of the HOCHBAHN bus fleet and the maintenance of bus stops. Their expertise is also sought and utilised when it comes to the development and construction of special vehicles.

A taste of sea air. Public passenger and local transport without any roads or tracks in sight for a change. HADAG operates its ships in the port of Hamburg and on the River Elbe – on eight routes with 20 mooring berths, 365 days a year.

Safety first. HOCHBAHN-WACHE is committed to the safety of passengers and protects HOCHBAHN facilities – at U-Bahn and bus stops, in vehicles themselves, at major events, and during ticket checks. There are over 400 employees whose work is dedicated to ensuring the safety of all passengers.

Conveniently located. HSG has more than 2,000 apartments, which are rented out by the company – primarily to HOCHBAHN employees.

Catching the eye – of many. Whether on buses, trains or at bus stops, advertising and posters keep passengers and passers-by informed. HVW is your contact for all matters relating to its planning and implementation.

Always striving for zero emissions. Founded in September 2005, hySOLUTIONS promotes the utilisation of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies as an emission-free technology in Hamburg.

Coming clean: TEREG cleans façades, window fronts, transport facilities, and much more besides. The company is also in the business of modernising apartments and removing graffiti.

Located in the heart of the city. Buses depart from the ZOB Bus-Port Hamburg in all directions. Its glass roof, spanning more than 160 metres in length, is a city landmark.